The Principle of High-Voltage Passive Filtering In high-voltage power systems, the widespread application of non-linear loads such as electric arc furnaces, frequency converters, and rectifiers generates a large amount of harmonic currents. These harmonics not only cause power grid voltage distortion and increase line losses but also may interfere with the operation of precision equipment and dama...
Data Center Power Quality: Harmonic Mitigation Case Study Modern data centers rely heavily on sensitive electronic equipment. Servers, storage units, and networking gear use non-linear power supplies. These components generate significant harmonic distortion within the electrical system. High harmonic levels lead to equipment overheating and unexpected downtime. A major facility recently fa...
Improving Power Quality for a Sustainable Future Modern industries need stable power to run well. Power quality refers to how steady the electricity is. High quality means the voltage and frequency stay the same. Poor power quality causes many problems. It leads to energy waste and broken tools. Our goal is to make power systems more sustainable. We can do this with the right product...
STATCOM : The Core Solution for Power Factor Correction Large-scale solar systems are rapidly integrating into medium and high voltage power grids worldwide. Power factor correction has become a critical requirement for these solar projects. Poor power factor can lead to grid penalties, reduced energy efficiency, and unstable operation. This is where medium and high voltage STATCOM, also kn...
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